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Shaped Clipping
Sometimes you may have irregular or oddly shaped images, and it may look nice if you could have the text running parallel to the outline of the images. This works with floated images.
The ones here are actually background pics in a container. You need to give the containers an ID (each!) and style them like explained on the page Shaped Images (where the actual images are styled, whereas here you give the containers, in which the images are sitting, the same styling). You can find more shapes to use on this page. Just copy the given coordinates for the .clip-path and use the same coordinates for the .shape-outside properties along with a .shape-margin between them.
This works in all browsers, except, of course, IE11.
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